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The influence of Bennetts research can hardly be understated, but wha
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The influence of Bennett’s research can hardly be understated, but what is surprising is that his ideas have given birth to two related, yet _________ systems of thought within the same field.
| Two Answers |
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| A. suitable |
| B. divergent |
| C. impactful | D. complementary | E. distinguished |
| F. incongruous |
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The word “yet” indicates that the words that fill the blank will contrast with “related.” While not perfect synonyms, “divergent,” which means developing in different directions, and “incongruous,” which means not in harmony, would make sentences that are alike in
meaning, so they are the correct pair. “Suitable,” “impactful,” “complementary” (working well together), and “incongruous” (not in harmony with the surroundings) do not contrast with the word related
The word “yet” indicates that the words that fill the blank will contrast with “related.” While not perfect synonyms, “divergent,” which means developing in different directions, and “incongruous,” which means not in harmony, would make sentences that are alike in
meaning, so they are the correct pair. “Suitable,” “impactful,” “complementary” (working well together), and “incongruous” (not in harmony with the surroundings) do not contrast with the word related
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